My parents’ generation surely has memories of it, but in 50 years I have never heard one of them express a yearning to return to the Latin Mass they grew up with, particularly the “low Mass” that would have been their typical experience. I suspect that almost no one in my parish or any parish I have ever belonged to, beyond their most senior members, has been to one. In fact, whole generations of Catholics around the world have come of age and remain faithful to the church without ever having attended a Latin Mass. I have never been to a Latin Mass, except as an infant and toddler, so I cannot feel nostalgic for it. I do not miss the traditional Latin Mass, and I do not know anyone who does or who will likely miss it in the future. And yet, though this will infuriate a vocal minority of my fellow Catholics, I just don’t get the brouhaha over the traditional Latin Mass. Recent edicts and explanations of edicts out of Rome have ignited a familiarly unpleasant conflict in the U.S. What if you schedule a schism and nobody shows up for it? Read other views on the traditional Latin Mass, as well as news coverage of the topic, here. St Benedict (11 July) & Dedication of Church (12 October) 10.Editor’s note: This article is part of The Conversation with America Media, offering diverse perspectives on important and contested issues in the life of the church. NB: No admittance for latecomers! HERTFORDSHIREĮach Sunday, HOLYDAY & SOLEMNITY 10.00 A SUNG (Mass is preceded by the Office of Terce) Third Saturdays 11.00 (1962 Missal) GREATER MANCHESTER Holydays 18.00 B SUNG GREATER LONDON – NORTHĮach Sunday 10.30 B/C SUNG (Polyphony) GREATER LONDON – WESTĢnd & 4th Sundays 11.15 C SUNG GREATER LONDON – SOUTHĮach Saturday 10.00 A Said (full Latin with English readings)ġst/2nd/3rd Sundays 11.00 A SUNG CAMBRIDGESHIREĮach Sunday 08.00 (1962 Missal) said (in Term)Ģ7 Downsfield Road, Lache, Chester CH4 8HHĮach Sunday 11.15 B SUNG (Third Sunday is 1962 Missal) DEVON Mondays and 2nd Fridays 18.30 (1962 Missal) Holydays 08.00 (1962 Missal) SAID and 18.30 A SUNG Saturdays (most) 12.15 (1962 Missal) SAID (in St Wilfrid’s Chapel) Mondays to Fridays 18.00 A SAID (A SUNG on Major Feasts) Mondays to Saturdays 08.00 (1962 Missal) SAID (in St Joseph’s Chapel) Most Weekdays 10.30 A SAID and 17.30 B SUNGĢnd Saturdays – in Lady Chapel 16.30 (1962 Missal) SAID LATIN MASS DIRECTORY FOR ENGLAND & WALES with some entries for Scotland and Ireland (1962 Missal) SUNG: Missa Cantata in Latin.Masses in the Extraordinary rite (1962 Missal) are included where they are celebrated at churches which also have Novus Ordo Masses in Latin, and are classified as follows:. C Sung: Sung parts in Latin, but spoken parts in the vernacular.
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A SUNG, and A said: Full Latin Mass (normally with readings and sermon in English).Masses in the Novus Ordo (1970 Missal) are classified as follows: Please email any amendments, additions or suggestions using the ‘Contact’ page. Many parishes publish their newsletters on their websites and this can be a useful source of current information. Mass arrangements are liable to alteration in the holiday season, especially where choirs are involved.
Telephone numbers are included to facilitate enquiries.Ĭare has been taken to ensure the accuracy of the information given but the situation in any parish is subject to change without notice either temporarily or permanently. The Directory may viewed below or downloaded here. See the Latin Mass Society’s website for more details.
Where these churches have old rite Extraordinary Form Masses, these are included. We include all churches which we have been informed use Latin in the current Ordinary Form of the Mass. Entries are arranged in alphabetical order of English counties, but with the Greater London section placed at the beginning Scotland and Ireland are at the end.
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